Science

In this week’s episode, professor Steph Jesseau from the University of Nebraska Omaha answers your questions about technology addiction in this time of…

Listen on iTunes or SpotifyThis week we continue with our questions on dinosaurs as we discuss the mass dino extinction with Lizzie Planck from the Omaha…

We take a step back from the history lessons in this episode to talk about a startling trend in American society today, prejudice against Asian Americans…

This week we talk about how viruses can jump from one species to another with Omaha Public School science teacher, Ms. Lostaglia-Hoskovec and Dr. Theodore…

In our first episode of Six Feet of Science, kids ask about viruses and honey bees. This week, we have a real life beekeeper and a doctor to help answer…

Episodes will be released early every Saturday morning so you can make us part of your new weekend routine! Our newest podcast series features local…

What do summertime cocktails, a Missouri doctor and parasitology have in common? They're all part of the history of malaria treatment. But in this…

The boom of boutique fitness in America would likely not exist without a young girl from rural Iowa. In this episode, we get into the Midwestern origins…

This conversation takes a trip through the history of wrapping paper; taking twists and turns along the way to talk about the psychology and neurobiology…

We explore the origins as well as the social, psychological and philosophical implications of the popular American “boardgame”, The Ouija Board. There is…